Blurred eyes are loss of visual acuity and inability to see an object in detail. Blurry eyes are the most common visual complaint. However, you also have to be careful if you experience blurry eye complaints, it might indicate other more serious illnesses. Blurred eye conditions usually affect one or both eyes depending on the cause. In some cases, blurred vision can be accompanied by other symptoms in one or both eyes. Symptoms include sensitivity to light (photophobia), spots appearing when seeing objects (floaters), pain in the eyes, excessive eye discharge, dry eyes, itchy eyes, worsening vision at night, increased production of tears, or bleeding in the eyes . Blurred vision can also be a symptom of various conditions that indirectly involve the eye, such as migraines or strokes. Various Causes of Blurred Eyes The most common causes of eye blur are eye refractive disorders, such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, presbyopia, and astigmatism. Dry eyes are another factor that